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This collection of remarkable images of America's Space Program
includes photographs from all unmanned and manned missions of
the 1960s through the last Apollo mission in 1972. Photography
was an instrumental tool to map the moon for an eventual moon
landing. NASA's goal of landing a man on the lunar surface was
fulfilled in July, 1969 with the Apollo 11 moon landing and Neil
Armstrong's famous first steps. These photographs represent an
historical, artistic, and cultural milestone of the 20th century.
Related NASA Exhibitions:
Signed
NASA Photographs
Apollo
8: The Earth First Seen
Apollo
10 : Lunar Landmark Maps
Apollo
11: One Giant Leap |
ASTRONOMY
19TH
Century Lunar Stereoviews
Rare
Books in Astronomy
Admiral
Ernest Mouchez.
AIPAD.
Photography Show 2003
David
Malin: Capturing Ancient Light II
Loewy & Puiseux.
Atlas Photographique
Photographing
the Cosmos
Loewy & Puiseux:
Photographies Lunaire
Wolf & Palisa:
Photographische Sternkarten
Warren
de la Rue - The Moon in Twelve Phases
David
Malin: The Invisible Universe
Barnard:
A Photographic Atlas of the Milky Way
David
Malin: Capturing Ancient Light
Max
Wolf: Stereoviews of the Cosmos
David
Malin: Platinum Prints
Photography
in Astronomy
Paul
and Prosper Henry - Observatoire de Paris
SPACE EXPLORATION
NASA
Special Publications
Photographing
the Cosmos
Mars:
Getting Closer
U.S.
Flags on the Moon
Lunar
Surveyor
Apollo
13: Lunar Landmark Maps
Apollo
14: Lunar Landmark Maps
Apollo
14: Training Manual
American
Space Program
Vintage
NASA Prints
About
NASA Photographs
RARE BOOKS
Astronomy
and Space Exploration
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